Prince William publicly addressed the Gaza conflict, expressing deep concern and calling for an end to violence during a visit to the headquarters of the British Red Cross.
His statement marked a significant change in the royal family’s approach, deviating from tradition. He also planned a visit to acknowledge the suffering in Israel and Gaza and engage with antisemitism concerns.
Prince Willam ‘Extremely Concerned’ About ‘Human Cost’ of Gaza Conflict
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Prince William has taken the unprecedented step of publicly addressing the Gaza conflict, expressing “deep concern” about its toll on human life and calling for an end to the violence during a visit to the British Red Cross headquarters in central London.
In his statement, the Prince of Wales underlined his deep concern at the death toll since the Hamas attack on October 7 last year, noting that “too many have been killed” just hours after Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer called for an “immediate humanitarian ceasefire.” .”
His statement read, “I, like many others, want to see an end to the fighting as soon as possible. There is an urgent need to increase humanitarian support to Gaza. It is important that help comes in and the hostages are released.”
“Sometimes it is only when faced with the scale of human suffering that the importance of eternal peace is brought home,” he added. “Even in the darkest of times, we must not succumb to the advice of despair. I continue to hold on to the hope that a brighter future can be found, and I refuse to give up.”
Prince William Resumes Recent Royal Duties
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William’s recent statement, issued alongside his wife, Kat Middleton, marks a change in the royal family’s response to the Israel-Hamas conflict. It suggests a significant change in William’s approach as he resumes public duties after supporting his wife’s recovery from stomach surgery.
Her outspoken stance on the conflict also marks a departure from traditional royal stances on political matters, notably in contrast to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s avoidance of such political commentary.
According to a spokesperson from Kensington Palace, William has maintained a keen interest in the region since his visit in 2018 when he traveled to Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories on a four-day visit with stops in Tel Aviv, Ramallah, and Jerusalem while engaged. in talks with then President Reuven Rivlin and the Palestinian leader, President Mahmoud Abbas.
This month, the Duke of Cambridge will also undertake a visit aimed at recognizing the human suffering and hardship caused by the conflicts in Israel and Gaza.
Additionally, during visits to synagogues later in the month, he plans to engage with young people from diverse backgrounds, with a particular focus on addressing concerns about antisemitism.
Prince William & Kate Middleton Condemn Hamas Attack October 7
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Following the attack on Israel last year, Willam and Kate released a statement condemning Hamas.
The Prince and Princess of Wales said in a statement that they were “deeply distressed” by the situation and offered their condolences to all the victims, their families and friends.
Their message reads: “As Israel exercises its right to self-defense, all Israelis and Palestinians will continue to be haunted by grief, fear, and anger in the future.”
It continued: “Your Majesty keeps all the victims, their families, and their friends in their hearts and minds.”
Additionally, a Buckingham Palace spokesperson stated that King Charles III is “extremely concerned” about the situation and wants to be kept actively updated.
“His thoughts and prayers are with those who are suffering, especially those who have lost loved ones, but also those who are actively involved as we speak,” the spokesman said. “His Majesty was shocked and condemned the barbaric act of violence in Israel.”
UN Security Council Proposes Temporary Ceasefire In Israel-Hamas War
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The Israel-Hamas war has resulted in a significant death toll of at least 29,092 Palestinians, with many civilians, including women and children, affected.
About 80% of Gaza’s population has also faced widespread displacement and starvation, leading to increased criticism of Israel and prompting the United States to propose a UN Security Council resolution for a temporary ceasefire.
The move reflects a shift in US policy, with President Biden stressing the need for a ceasefire “as soon as possible to get the prisoners out, to get the hostages out” in a recent conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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